I haven't been able to remember a dream about Korea in a while. However, this one came back with a vengeance.
Walking along the streets in Seoul Korea.
Not sure where. Maybe Itaewon because of all the young women I saw shopping and wearing black hip-hop caps.
If this wasn't odd enough. They were all wearing the exact same clothes.
As it turns out. I had woken up sitting on the sidewalk and stood up. I looked around and saw shops. All of the woman walking past me were wearing hanbok (traditional Korean clothes) with a white blouse and pink skirt with pink and white roses in the middle of the blouse. They all had black caps that did not let me see their faces. The caps all had the word 'Boys' printed on them. As the woman walked past me, they would point their finger at me and laugh and say something that I did not understand.
I looked down to see If I was dressed or not. I was dressed in a suit and tie. I guess I thought I was naked.
The next thing I know. I'm being dragged inside a shop by two elderly women. One who looked like my mother and the other looked like my grandmother. Both are no longer with us. Yelling at me in the Korean language and pointing to a table with a hanbok outfit on it. There was an ocean blue shirt, purple pants, and slippers with a black robe.
They keep yelling at me and then start trying to undress me. The next thing I know. I'm wearing the hanbok outfit.
The two woman then show me to the door bowing, crying and saying
Congratulations on your marriage.
결혼 축하 드립니다
I do not know whether or not you are married to a Korean woman, since you have deep feelings for Korea, its women, and its culture. If not, I seriously suggest that you make your wish come true soon, or else your dreams and longing will drive you insane.
It isn't too hard to follow this dream of yours. Write to the young lady you are falling in love with, and let her know about your love and admiration for her. She needs to know.
An Indian friend of mine's wife told me once, "Marry an Asian woman." And I have an Asian woman by my side for 22 years now who dresses traditional for weddings… her brothers don't. No plans to get married.
Your dream is totally weird. The last couple lines, more like a nightmare.
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